Roli Seaboard RISE 25, Руководство создателя

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5. Working with other hardware and software
The RISE is compatible with any electronic instrument that can receive MIDI and produce
sound in response. It transmits MIDI on up to 15 MIDI channels simultaneously , enabling
polyphonic pitch bend.
The receiving instruments that you use must be multi­timbral for you to experience the full
expressive capabilities of the RISE. They should have a pitch­bend range of +/­ one octave
and be able to respond to aftertouch.
Working with Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
Equator
​
is a standalone software synthesiser and sound engine that works seamlessly with
the RISE, and no other software is required to create and modify sound. The RISE, however,
also works with most DAWs such as Logic or Cubase. Because the RISE transmits standard
MIDI messages, it is also compatible with any other software instruments which you might
also use in your chosen DAW.
In many DAWs, a single track can receive multiple MIDI channels from the RISE and send
the MIDI data to a multi­timbral synth like
​ Equator ​ . Other DAWs are limited to a single
channel per track, so configuring your project to take full advantage of the RISE’s
dimensions of expression is not a uniform process. It depends on the DAW.
You can find detailed guides about working with most DAWS on our Support page at
www.roli.com/support ​ . We also include template project files. If you do not see your
preferred software on the list, get in touch with a support team member through our Support
page or through my.roli.com.
The following DAWs have simple workflows which are ideal for use with the RISE:
● Cubase
● Logic
● Reaper
When working with DAWs,
​ Equator ​ can be loaded as a VST/AU plugin.
USB MIDI Class Compliancy
The Seaboard RISE is a USB Class Compliant device. It can be connected directly to other
USB Class Compliant devices which receive MIDI data and produce sound in response.
Although the RISE does not have traditional five­pin DIN connectors, it lets you connect to
hardware that requires these connectors. One option is to connect to a computer and